D

Dabbs, Mary, servant of Lord Bruce, pass for

Dabeney, Capt., of the Dorsetshire militia

Dacre, manor of, petition for restitution to

Dacre, Lords. See Fiennes, Sir Thomas, and Lennard, Thomas, Earl of Sussex, Lords Dacre.
-, Lady. See Lennard, Elizabeth, Lady Dacre.

Dalaway, Richard, porter of the Mint, recommendation of petition of

Dalgety, kirk of, in the diocese of Dunkeld, warrant for presentation to

Dalkeith, regality of. See Mortown.

Dallemagne, Francis, native of France, pass for

Dalmahoy, John, of Dalmahoy, grant of the title of knight baronet to
-, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia

Dalmellingtoune, lands and barony of, warrant for a charter of

Dalry. See Glenns, Over and Nether.

Dalrymple, Charles, keeper of the register of seisings of the shire of Ayr, memorial of protection to
-, Sir James of Stair, President of the College of Justice, and the remanent Senators thereof, letters to
-, grant to, mentioned
-, warrant to
-, warrant for a charter to

Dalton, Richard, warrant for payment to
-, Tyrrell, captain in the Cambridgeshire militia
-, Mr., money due to

Dalzell, James, Earl of Carnwath, memorial of protection to
-, (Dalyell), Capt. John, of the Earl of Mar's regiment
-, commission to
-, Sir Robert, formerly captain in the Earl of Mar's regiment
-, Robert, commission to
-, Gen. Thomas, Lieut.-General and afterwards Commanderin-Chief, of the Forces in Scotland, letters to
-, warrants to
-, warrant for a pension to
-, appointed Lieut.General of the forces in Scotland
-, to be Commander-inChief of the forces in Scotland

Danby, Earl of. See Osborne, Sir Thomas, Earl of Danby.

Dangerfield, Mr., no more discoveries to be made by
-, evidence of
-, pardoned, and engaged on a narrative of the late design
-, extenuates his evidence against Sir Robert Peyton
-, discharged from Newgate
-, pension to, stopped

Daniel (Daniell), Alexander, to be discharged from custody
-, Col. Ingoldsby, company of, in the Coldstream Guards
-, William, pass for
-, Capt., of the Coldstream Guards

Danish Envoy in England, the, gives assurances to the King as to the siege of Hamburg
-, ship, a, case of, recommended to the College of Justice of Scotland

Dansey, Thomas, presented as a Nonconformist minister in Somerset

Danvers, Mr., escape of, mentioned

Danzig, passes to

Darcy, John, approved as deputy lieutenant of the West Riding of Yorkshire
-, Philip, commission to

Dare, Thomas, of Taunton, goldsmith, petition presented by, disowned by the Grand Jury of Somerset
-, declaration by
-, sentence on
-, second true bill found against

Dargavell (Dargavelle), John, vicar of Winsham, Somerset, caveat concerning
-, warrant for pardon to

Dargills, Killmagemoge, Garterlade, Cullinagh and Ballingarren, town and lands of, in the barony of Middlethird, co. Waterford, warrant for a grant of the King's title and interest in

Darnley, earldom, lordship, barony and regality of, warrant for a grant of

Darrell (Darell, Dorrell), Major Nathaniel, of the Duke of York's regiment
-, as Governor of Sheerness fort, letter to
-, Mr., note of examination of

Dartford, troops to march to
-, troops to march from
-, the officer in chief commanding at, note of a letter to

Dartmoor, forest of, petition for a lease of, referred

Dartmouth, Swedish ship put in at

Dashwood, Mr., suit against, mentioned

Dasmar, Anna, native of France, pass for

Daubartin, town and castle of, mastered by French troops

Daull, William, gentleman of the King's troop, leave of absence to

D'Avaux, Monsieur, conveys a message from the French King to the States General

Davidson, Alexander, of Cairnbroggie and Alexander, his eldest son, warrant for a charter of new infeftment to

Davies, William, adjutant to the Duke of Monmouth's foot regiment, warrant for payment to

Davis, Frances, letter of
-, Conway, son of
-, James, groom assistant of the Privy Chamber
-, John, pass for
-, Sir William, bond to, mentioned

Davyes, Henry, news delivered to
-, Hercules, brother of
-, will again be returned sheriff
-, likely to be administrator of Capt. Spencer's will
-, Mistress, help for

Davys (Davyes), Sir John, letter of, mentioned
-, will not trouble himself further about Mr. Hill's love affair
-, to be left to solicit the Earl of Ranelagh for Lord Conway
-, advises Capt. Thelwall not to give up Lord Conway's debentures
-, expected to ask to be burgess for Lisburn or Charlemont

Dawsonne, Mr., concerned in an affair of Lord Conway's

Day, Dr. Daniel, to be paid for tending sick soldiers at Brussels
-, certificate by
-, Mrs., of Oxford, newsletters to

Dayly, James, of Col. Hamilton's regiment, pass for

Deal, company of, in the Cinque Ports militia regiment
-, lists of ships in the Downs sent from
-, troops to be quartered in
-, soldiers from Tangier landed at, warrant for payment to
-, Castle, Governor of. See Berry, Sir John.

Dean near Kilmarnock, house of, garrison to be placed in

Deane, Sir Anthony, sent to the Marshalsea in order for trial
-, Col. William, reference of petition of
-, Col., of the Hampshire militia

Deanes, Robert, merchant in Edinburgh, warrant for a gift to

Dearlove (Dearelove), Henry, an apprentice, committed to the Gatehouse for riot and treason
-, Thomas, certificate in favour of, and recommendation of

Debenham, quarters at

Dechmont, half the lands and barony of, and the temple lands in Over Dechmont, between the West lands of Bangour and the lands of Nether Dechmont, warrant for a charter of

Dee, the river, salmon fishing in, charter of

Deedes, Capt., company of, in the Cinque Ports regiment

Deering, Sir Edward, appointed commissioner of the Treasury

Deighton, John, patent to

Delamere, Lord. See Booth, George, Lord Delamere.

Delatre, John, of Flanders, servant of the Duke of York, and Elizabeth, Missaell and Edward, children of, pass for
-, and Elizabeth, his wife, and James and Isabella, his children, pass for

Delaval (Delavall), John, commission to
-, Ralph, commission to
-, company of, to march to Tilbury Fort
-, to return to Westminster

Delegates, Court of, sentence in, mentioned

Delvin, Lord. See Nugent, Christopher, Lord Delvin.

Dempsey, Mrs. Anne, stop to be taken off the pension of
-, warrants for payment of a pension to
-, —, constantly in Dublin Castle in spite of the proclamation

Denbigh, stewardship of, petition for reversion of
-, Earl of. See Feilding, William, Earl of Denbigh.
-, and Montgomery, counties of, attorneys of. See Powys, Thomas; Walcot, Thomas.

Denevant, Darby, pass for

Denham, Nicholas, customer at Harwich, letter of

denization, grants of

Denmark, person to go to, in place of Sir John Paul
-, Envoy Extraordinary from. See Lindenau, M. de.
-, Resident in. See Paul, Sir John.

Dennett, Richard, letter of

Densley, Walter and Richard, receipt by

Dent, William, reference of petition of

Denton, note of letter sent to

Denton, Alexander, of Hillesden, approved as deputy-lieutenant of Buckinghamshire
-, Thomas, recorder of Carlisle

Deprés, Anthony, pass for

Deptford, warrant dated from

Derby gaol, prisoners in, warrants in favour of

Dereham, East (East Derch), troops to be quartered at

Dereham, Sir Richard, Remembrancer of the City, late Receiver General of Recusants' estates, reference of petition of
-, Thomas, agent at the Court of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, memorandum of the taking leave of

Derham, Thomas, carrier of the King's letters

Derier, Capt., company of, in the Cinque Ports regiment

Dermise, Francis, attestation as to sworn testimony of

Derry, Bishops of. See Mossom, Robert; Ward, Michael.

Desartmore, prebend of, in St. Finbar's church, Cork, warrant for a grant of

Desert, Nicholas, native of France, pass for

Deuly, William, of the Horse Guards, pass for

Devizes, note of letter sent to

Devon, the Militia of, to be ready to repair to Plymouth and Torbay
-, knights of the shire elected for
-, Grand Jury of, renounces petitioning
-, Earl of. See Cavendish, William, Earl of Devonshire.
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Moncke, Christopher, Duke of Albemarle.
-, Deputy Lieutenants of, letter of

Dick, James, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, to be knighted

Dickenson (Dickeson), Dr., sent for by the King
-, treats the King for an ague

Dickins, Major, of the Hampshire militia

Dieppe, vessel sent to, during the embargo
-, information as to two passengers to
-, pass to

Digby, Elizabeth, pass for
-, Essex, Bishop of Dromore, forced to reside at Moira
-, John, Earl of Bristol, to be Lord Lieutenant of Dorset
-, John, of St. Mary Savoy, merchant, pass for
-, Mabel, relict of Garret Fitzgerald, dower of, warrant concerning
-, Simon, D.D., Dean of Kildare, granted the bishopric of Limerick, &c.
-, as Bishop of Limerick, consulted with, by Sir G. Rawdon, as to Arthur Rawdon's marriage

Dillaced, Walter, waterman

Dillington, Hugh Speke's brother gone to

Dillon. Lucas, Viscount Dillon of Costello, constantly in Dublin Castle in spite of the proclamation
-, Wentworth, Earl of Roscommon, troop of, in the Duke of York's regiment
-, Col., letter to

Dilston, newsletters directed to

Dineley, Edward, of Charleton, Worcestershire, recommendation in favour of

Disney, William, examination of
-, employed in searching into the history of the Duke of Monmouth's mother
-, likely to be sent for
-, to be summoned before the Council
-, Col., father of William, in exile with the King

Diss, troops quartered at

Dixon, James, Groom of the Chamber of the Queen, warrant in favour of
-, Robert, warrant for a grant in reversion to

Dodington, Sir Francis, grant in trust for, mentioned
-, John, son and heir of
-, Lady Dodington, relict of
-, Mrs. Hester, report on petition of

Doegood, John, reference of petition of

Dolben, John, Bishop of Rochester, letter to
-, Sir William, justice of the King's Bench, trial of Sir Thomas Gascoigne before
-, Col. Blood to put in bail before

Doling, —, a servant of Lord Bellasyse, petition of, discharged

Dolman (Doleman), Robert, pass for
-, Sir Thomas, letters to
-, mentioned
-, suffering from a palsy

Domville, Richard, death of, mentioned
-, Richard and Thomas, Clerks of the Hanaper and Clerks of the Crown in Chancery in Ireland, grant in reversion after
-, Sir William, AttorneyGeneral for Ireland
-, opinion of
-, to be appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas and to be admitted to the Irish Privy Council
-, William, and William Hartpole, warrant for a grant in reversion to

Donaghadee, cattle cannot be shipped at, in the winter

Donaldson, Alexander, pass for

Doncaster, Earl of. See Scott, James, Earl of Doncaster.

Doncaster, Edmund, pass for

Donegall, Lady. See Chichester, Letitia, Dowager Lady Donegall.

D'Onelly, John, servant of the Comte d'Egmont, pass for

Doneraile, co. Cork, to send two burgesses to Parliament

Donnan, Charles, native of Mons, pass for

Donoghue, Denis, pass for

Dooda, Alice, pass for

Dopping, Anthony, D.D., warrant for a grant to, of the bishopric of Kildare, &c.

Dorchester, Lord Chief Justice North at

Dorrell, Sir John, said to have been illegally elected a burgess of Rye
-, See also Darrell.

Dorrington, Mr., petition of, mentioned
-, Dame, head and quarters to be delivered to

Dorset, officers of the militia regiments of
-, the Duke of Monmouth said to have gone to
-, Earl of. See Sackville, Charles, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex.
-, Lords Lieutenant of. See Digby, John, Earl of Bristol; Poulett, John, Lord Poulett.

Dorson, Capt., of the Somerset militia

Douai, account of the origin of the Romish seminary at
-, a great storm of hail at

Doughty, Robert, captain in the Norfolk militia
-, Thomas, D.D., Canon of Windsor and chaplain to the Duke of York, warrant for a dispensation to
-, pass for
-, Mr., coachman supposed to have been killed by

Douglas, Alexander, late Bishop of Moray
-, Alexander, of Spynie, eldest son and heir of the above, warrant for a charter of confirmation in favour of
-, Alexander, of Morton, memorial of protection to
-, gift of the escheat of
-, George, Earl of Dunbarton, letters to
-, circular letter to
-, note of a letter to
-, petition of
-, Lord James, regiment of. See Army.
-, Sir James, memorial of protection to
-, Sir James, of Kelhead, memorial of protection to
-, Col. James, brother of the Earl of Queensberry, warrant for a grant to
-, James, of Berkshill, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, Capt. Thomas, brother of the late Laird of Cavers, of the Earl of Mar's regiment
-, commission to
-, William, Earl of Queensberry, letter to
-, warrants for charters of new infeftment to
-, to be admitted to the Privy Council of Scotland
-, signature in favour of, to be filled up
-, warrant on the representation of
-, constituted Justice General of Scotland
-, warrant for a gift to
-, instructions for
-, to be admitted a Commissioner of the Treasury and of the Exchequer in Scotland
-, as heritable sheriff of Dumfries, dispositions by, confirmed
-, William, Lord Mordington, memorial of protection to
-, William, of Eagleshaw, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, —, sermon of, mentioned

Douvry, John Baptista, native of France, pass for

Doveganje in Derby, petition for a grant of mines, rakes and groves near

Dover, letters dated from
-, vessel seized at, mentioned
-, arrangement for mustering troops on arrival at
-, companies of the Cinque Ports militia at
-, Mr. Montague stopped at
-, a shallop of, hired to carry over Mr. Montague
-, troops quartered at
-, Col. Scott seized at
-, search to be made for Jesuits &c., at
-, person detained at
-, post warrant to
-, Col. Strode traverses a return from, as to the observance of the Corporation Act
-, Mayor of, letters to
-, memorandum of letter to
-, See also Cullen, Nicholas; Stokes, William.
-, Mayor and four Jurats of, letter of
-, Common Council of, powers of, alluded to
-, clerk of the passage at. See Bastinck, Francis.
-, commissioner of the passage at. See Lodwick, John.
-, postmaster at. See Conyet, Simon.
-, port of, trained bands in, commissions in
-, Castle, Lieutenant of. See Strode, Col. John.
-, coach, the

Doveran Water, pardon for outrage at

Down, county of, Tory robberies in
-, butter of, trade in, likely to be forestalled by Belfast merchants
-, project for a bridge between, and Belfast

Downes, Penelope, of Wardley, pass for
-, alias Parker, Gratiana, to be pardoned

Downing, George, reference of petition of
-, Major, letter to
-, Capt. John, of Col. John Russell's regiment
-, —, a printer in St. Bartholomew Close, seditious pamphlet printed by
-, to be brought before Secretary Jenkins

Downs, the, lists of ships in
-, ships from
-, vessel to be ordered to
-, troops to be shipped in, for Tangier
-, Scotch troops for Tangier in
-, troops to be transported to
-, muskets, &c., for Tangier to be sent to

Doyley (Doyly), Sir William, captain in the Norfolk militia
-, Teller of the Exchequer, forfeits his office for misconduct
-, estate of, the King's title to part of, likely to be defeated

Draghi, Giovanni Baptista, the King's Italian musician, reference of petition of

Drake, Sir Francis, present at a great meeting at Exeter

Draper, Ann, pass for

Drax, Margaret, Lady, receipt to

Drescall, Eleanor, pass for

Drewston, Capt., of the Somerset militia

Dring, Thomas, commission to

Droganstown. See under Dunany.

Drogheda (Tredath), how to strengthen, against a French invasion
-, Sir George Rawdon expecting to meet Sir James Graham at

Dromore, two Tories killed near
-, Bishop of. See Digby, Essex, Bishop of Dromore.
-, archdeaconry of, to be held in commendam with the bishopric of Cloyne
-, See also Hillsborough.

Dronlawis, lands of, in the shirefdome of Forfar, warrant for a charter of

Drouett, William, native of Flanders, pass for

Drumelzier, barony of, warrant for a charter of

Drumlangrig, lands and barony of, lands annexed to
-, union of lands into the lordship, barony and regality of

Drummeallie, town and lands of, in the parochine of Ferdoun and shirefdoune of Kincardine, warrant for a charter of

Drummond, lordship and barony of, lands annexed to

Drummond, David, of Cultmalinde, warrant for a charter of new infeftment to
-, James, Earl of Perth, warrants for charters to
-, James, Lord Drummond, son of, warrants for, charters to
-, John, of Lundin, Lieut.Governor of Edinburgh Castle, letter to
-, warrant for a pension to

Drury, —, elected to the Common Council of Nottingham

Dryden, Jonathan, M.A., presentation of

Dublin, letters dated from
-, abstracts of letters dated at
-, letters directed to
-, arms and ammunition to be sent to
-, the Mass houses in, as much frequented as Protestant churches
-, unprotected condition of, deplored
-, account of measures against Jesuits in
-, Col. Fitzpatrick not to come within 20 miles of
-, Masses prohibited in
-, Lord Conway's stable in
-, news of the Scotch rebellion sent to
-, expresses to, mentioned
-, troops ordered to rendezvous at
-, the Earl of Ranelagh landed at
-, Capt. Bolton gone to
-, movements of the Duke of Ormonde to and from
-, four troops doing duty at
-, Mr. Farewell landed at
-, cattle to be shipped at, for England
-, person gone to, to be made sheriff of Antrim
-, coachhouse and stable in, warrant for a lease of
-, should be well fortified
-, statistics as to population, &c. of
-, ought ever to be kept a chaste English town
-, the Bishop of Down going to
-, much talk caused in, by Lord Ranelagh and his mistress
-, rate of exchange between London and
-, risen
-, no certain news of a Parliament from
-, Lord Ranelagh ill at
-, no hay or shipping to be got except at
-, the Bishop of Derry going to
-, persons to be educated in
-, packet-boat unable to reach
-, grief at, for the death of the Earl of Ossory
-, pass to
-, Archbishop of. See Parker, John; Boyle, Michael, Archbishops of Dublin.
-, Lord Mayor of, officer of, assaulted by Papists
-, Auditor-General's Office in, notice dated from
-, cathedral church of Christ Church in, payment for beautifying the quire of
-, Dean of. See Wettenhall, Edward, D.D.
-, church of St. Patrick in, treasurership of, warrant for a grant of
-, the Council Chamber in, letter dated from
-, the Custom House at, office for preparing invoices &c. in, petition concerning
-, the Custom House or Treasury of, petition for a pension out of
-, Custom-house Lane in
-, the Exchequer in, money ordered to be paid directly into
-, Hospital in, office of chirurgeon to, grant in reversion of
-, the Marshalsea in
-, St. George's Lane in
-, St. Nicholas' Street in, an assault in
-, Castle, letter dated from
-, Papists constantly admitted to, in spite of the proclamation
-, county of, Sir George Rawdon's tenants in, mere beggars

Dubois, François, native of Flanders, pass for

Dubreton (Britton), Monsieur, letter of
-, supposed letter from, to Lord Conway

Duckett, Thomas, captain in the Cambridgeshire militia

Duddall, Katherine, widow, pass for

Dudley, Dame Anne, pass for
-, Greenhill, carpenter, and Elizabeth, his wife, pass for

Dudney, Malachi, of Upton Grey, near Basingstoke, letter to
-, to appear before the Council
-, will swear against Sellwood

duels, proclamation against

Dufoure (Dufour), Dominick, Page of the Bedchamber to the Duke of York, Estienette, his wife and Frances and Jane, his daughters, passes for

Dugdale, Stephen, letter of
-, notes of examinations of
-, Lord Stafford examined after the examination of, by the Council
-, notes as to further informations of
-, efforts to make the confession of, appear unbelievable
-, discoveries of, cause Lord Stafford to be kept close prisoner
-, information of, against Lord Stafford and Ireland
-, the King satisfied with the testimony of
-, almost unknown to Parsons
-, Lord Aston's answers to the evidence of
-, testimony of, confirmed by Needham
-, unreliability of the testimony of, pointed out
-, a witness in the trials of some Jesuits
-, supposed letter of, mentioned
-, persons that waylaid, taken
-, pension to, stopped
-, Sir William, Garter King of Arms, order to

Duke, Charles, pass for

Dulays. See Ewyas Harold.

Dumbar. See Dunbar.

Dumblane, Bishop of. See Ramsay, James.
-, See also under Edinburgh.
-, Lord. See Osborne, Peregrine, Viscount Osborne of Dumblane.

Dumfermline, kirk of, warrant for presentation to
-, Earl of. See Seton, Charles, Earl of Dumfermline.

Dumfries, news from
-, Corporation of, charters of, warrant for confirmation of, with additions
-, shirefdome of, heritable office of sheriff of the, granted to the Provost and Baylies of Dumfries
-, Earl of. See Creighton, William, Earl of Dumfries.
-, See also Roxburgh.

Dunany and Droganstown, towns and lands of

Dunbar (Dumbar), David, of Dumfaill, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, George and Archibald, pass for
-, Patrick, of Boghole, Thomas, eldest son of, memorial of protection for
-, Patrick, of Machriemoir, grant of forfaultures of

Dunbarton Castle, command of, promised to Lord Lorne
-, useless cannons in, proposal as to
-, warrant for a grant of
-, Earl of. See Douglas, George, Earl of Dunbarton.
-, See also Forfar; Stirlingshire.

Duncan, David, pass for
-, Lieut.-General James, in Denmark

Duncombe, Sir John, deputy lieutenant of Bedfordshire
-, (Duncomb), Stint, commission to

Dundalk, Mr. Hill to be married at
-, the Hillsborough family gone to
-, and Carlingford, lands in, warrants for prosecuting the recovery to the King's use of

Dundas, John, one of the Lifeguard of Horse, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia

Dundee, burgess of. See Lindsay, Robert.
-, parson of. See Scrymgeour, Henry.

Dundrum, a Tory killed near

Dungan (Dongan), Col. Thomas, warrant for a grant to
-, pass for
-, reference of petition of
-, Sir William, Viscount Dungan, constantly in Dublin Castle in spite of the proclamation

Dungannon
-, Capt. Ball's body to be met at, by a guard of horse

Dungannon, Lords. See Trevor, Lewis and Marcus, Viscounts Dungannon.
-, Lady. See Trevor, Anne, Lady Dungannon.

Dungeonhill and Chrystoun, lands of, person presented as tenant of

Dunham Massey, Chester, Lord Conway's letters forwarded to
-, Lord Conway hopes to meet Lord Granard at

Dunkeld, Bishop of. See Bruce, Andrew, D.D.
-, Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire to
-, See of, provision for repairing the manse of

Dunkellin, Lord. See Bourke, Richard, Lord Dunkellin.

Dunkin, Thomas, Mayor of Canterbury, letter to

Dunkirk, 40,000 French soldiers said to be coming to
-, pass to
-, privateer sailed from, to be seized

Dunleer, co. Louth, lands erected into the manor of

Dunse. See Cumledge.

Dunsyre, kirk and teinds of, warrant for a gift of

Dunvill, Edward, letter to

Duplessy, Louis, French minister, pass for

Duport, James, D.D., Dean of Peterborough, death of

Dupuis, Judith, and John, her son, pass for

Dupuy, Elizabeth, and Laurence, her son, pass for

Durant, William, poor almsman of Ewelme Hospital, recommendation of the complaint of

Duras, Louis de, Earl of Feversham, letters to
-, notes of
-, circular letter to
-, to be commander of a new regiment of dragoons
-, said to be one of four of whom alone the King takes counsel
-, captain of the Duke of York's troop of Horse Guards
-, late lieut.-general in Flanders, warrant for payment to
-, See also under Stuart, James, Duke of York.

Durham, newsletter directed to
-, vessel for
-, the twelfth prebend of, warrant for a dispensation concerning
-, Grand Jury of, address of, mentioned
-, renounces petitioning
-, Bishop of. See Crew, Nathaniel, D.D., Bishop of Durham.
-, and Northumberland, quarter sessions in, mentioned

Durham, William, elder, of Grange of Monefieth, memorial of protection to

Durisdeir, lands and barony of, in the shirefdome of Dumfries, warrants for charters of new infeftment of

Dutch, the, question as to a new treaty with
-, complaint as to the peace hastily patched up with the French by, in 1678

Dutch ambassador, the, in London, memorial presented by, sent to Sir Leoline Jenkins
-, order at the instance of
-, Sir Leoline Jenkins complains of
-, desires his re-credentials and a pass
-, demands the seizure of a privateer
-, ambassadors, the, at the French court, Mr. Savile to act in concert with
-, East India ship, a, gone past Cowes
-, Gazette, the
-, ships, 50, being built for the East Indies
-, war, the last, ship lost in
-, person killed in
-, West India Company, the, ship of, wrecked on the Sussex coast

Dutton, Henry, B.D., recommended for the canonry residentiary of Wells next vacant
-, Sir Ralph, house of, letters directed to
-, an acquaintance of

Duvall (Duval), Peter, chirurgeon, reference of petition of
-, to be inserted in the next general pardon
-, Thomas, of the Queen's Horse Guards, pass for

Dyamond, Peter, lieutenant in the Cambridgeshire militia